Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-04-14

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Mr.. William Kurtz, the oldest son
of Hon. Fred Kurtz, of Centre Hall.
was recently married to Il lady from
Somerset county.
we notice the cards up, announc-
ing that our townsman, Jacob Eisen-
huth, Esq, is an aspirant to the office
of county treasurer.
MIR. Lawson Levan has removed
from Poe Mills, where he had been en-
gagged on lumber job, and now resides
at Catawissa, Columbia county.
Just received another lot OF those
fine Ladies' French Tanned.Kid Shoes.
They 60 like hot cakes.
j. ii. MUssER & Son.
Easter Sunday was bright, balmy
spring day, and mother Nature herself
seemed to celebrate the anniversary o.
Christ's resurrection in q belitting man.
ner
&C. A. Sturgis, of Lewisburg, pleas
antly greeted his many friends in this
place last Thursday, and looked after
the health Of his little daughter, Bes.
sic.
III the weather be favorable to NOR
row many an angler will be seen wend.
ing his way to the trout streams to ind
out how many of the speckled beauties
will bite.
The Hebrews celebrate the passo.
yer this week. 1t began last Friday
evening and lasts eight days. During
,he festival "Matzoth," or unleavened
bread is eaten.
Jon. uarter followed his better
half TO Harrisburg on Saturday and en-.
jOyed an Easter Sunday dinner with the
Kurzenknabes. They both returned
home on Mondays afternoon train.
The Millheim grammar school, un-
der j. f. Keller, closed its winter term
last Saturday, and that gentleman re
turned to his home, near Adamsburg,
Snyder county, Oh the afternoon train.
The height of the stack at the new
furnaces of the Valentine Ore Land
Association, near Bellefonte, is given
at 1873 feet. This colossal stack is in.
tended TO supply draft for the furnaces.
Thanks to the backbone of our
borough councils the days of do-as-yOn-
please in Millheim haye gone by. And
after little all will sanction the syS-
tematic and orderly way of doing
things.
This Office has just been supplied
with lot of new material and our fa-
cilitles for fine job printing are now
better than evet. Bring in your orders
for Blanks, Circulars, Cards, Pam
phlets, etc.
In the absence of Kline Musser,
who took trip to Milton, Cyrus G.
Bright, of Aaronsburg, held forth as
salesman in Musser & Sons shoe store,
on Main street, Monday and Tuesday
of this week.
Samuel Weiser completed his job |
of putting the tin roof on the factory
building. He did the work well but
feels glad that he is done with it, as
there was considerable danger connect
ed with the job.
Alvin Harter, Of the Selihsgrove
seminary, spent the Easter holidays at
home with his parents, residing at
Penns Greek. All the students of that
institutlsn were left off on a short
Easter vacation.
The base balllsts of Bellefonte de-
cided to organize local league, con-
sisting of Clubs from Bellefonte, the
glass works, nail works, &C., and ex-
p.ct to cultivate the diamond field in a
regular professional way.
-Mlllheim is now putting on the
garb of cleanliness. Most of the prop
erty holders on Main street devoted
the beginning of the week to cleaning
up in front of their premises. Now
let the other streets follow suit.
AT present town is exceedingly
quiet through the day. Evidently the
farmers are taking advantage Of the
Hne weather and cannot spare any time
to spend in town. Most of their shop
ping is now done in the evening.
Landlord W. S. Musser, of the
Musser House, this place, drives fine
span of carriage horses, which he lately
purchased of lawyer Potter. of Belle.
fonte. Musser's turn out is now one
of the handsomest In the county.
ID. Is. Kaufman, who returned
from visit to his home last week,
staid just long enough to take men,
orandas and started off again on Satur-
day afternoons train tor Philadelphia
to select this spring stock of dry goods.
For SALE.-One Top Buggy, Side
i>or Cpr;nro npo 0ood Tporlapnapt Wa-